Footprints of speciation and hybridization in the genomes of Galápagos iguanas

加拉帕戈斯鬣蜥基因组中物种形成和杂交的足迹

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项目摘要

Volcanic islands can be seen as “natural laboratories” of evolution as many important evolutionary processes can be observed and reconstructed under simpler conditions compared to mainland settings. One of the major evolutionary processes that take place on such islands, is the arrival and subsequent evolution of species on islands usually represented by a limited number of founder individuals. Following arrival, species have to adapt to new environmental conditions often resulting into the evolution of new species and sometimes entire adaptive radiations of species. The Galápagos archipelago is probably the most famous setting of purely oceanic volcanic islands with endemic species, some of which became textbook examples of evolutionary biology. Having arrived more than 10 million years ago on the archipelago, a lineage of South-American lizards diversified on the Galápagos archipelago into land (genus Conolophus) and marine iguanas (genus Amblyrhynchus). Like no other lizard worldwide, marine iguanas have fully adapted to the marine environment. Moreover, the various island populations of marine iguanas provide a unique system to study the effects of two major evolutionary forces – local adaptation/speciation versus hybridization. By sequencing the genomes of Galápagos iguanas and their sister taxa from the South-American mainland (species of the genera Cachryx and Ctenosaura), we will unravel genomic signatures of the divergence of Galápagos iguanas and the subsequent differentiation of land and marine iguanas, respectively. This will allow us to identify genomic regions (genes) that are in general under selection when species face new environmental conditions on islands and more specific, genes that underlie the unique adaptation of a lizard species to the marine environment. Based on the full reference genomes of marine and land iguanas, we will further test our hypothesis that local adaptation and hybridization result into the integration of the genomic equivalents of adaptations on a local level into a common species gene pool of the marine iguana by recurrent hybridization events. Such a process would enhance the evolutionary potential of a species. We will follow up our hypothesis by first conducting a local field study, which provides a current insight on the processes of local adaptation and hybridization on the island of San Cristóbal. Second, by integrating the insights from this snapshot into a broader evolutionary framework, we will analyse the consequences of both effects on a population genomics as well as transcriptomic/proteomic level. To do so, we will include island populations of the marine iguana represented by low coverage genomes and transcriptomic profiles. Observed genomic patterns will be compared with patterns found for the system of the Galápagos land iguanas, in which phylogenetic divergence (speciation) without hybridization is evident on an evolutionary time scale.
火山岛可以被视为进化的“自然实验室”,因为与大陆环境相比,许多重要的进化过程可以在更简单的条件下观察和重建。在这些岛屿上发生的主要进化过程之一是物种的到达和随后的进化,这些物种通常由有限数量的创始个体代表。在到达之后,物种必须适应新的环境条件,这通常导致新物种的进化,有时导致整个物种的适应性辐射。Galápagos群岛可能是最著名的拥有特有物种的纯海洋火山岛,其中一些成为了进化生物学的教科书范例。一千多万年前,南美洲蜥蜴的一个谱系在Galápagos群岛上分化为陆地鬣蜥(Conolophus属)和海洋鬣蜥(Amblyrhynchus属)。与世界上其他蜥蜴不同,海鬣蜥完全适应了海洋环境。此外,各种岛屿海鬣蜥种群提供了一个独特的系统来研究两种主要进化力量的影响-本地适应/物种形成与杂交。通过对来自南美大陆的Galápagos鬣蜥及其姊妹类群(Cachryx属和Ctenosaura属)的基因组进行测序,我们将分别揭示Galápagos鬣蜥分化的基因组特征以及随后陆地和海洋鬣蜥的分化。这将使我们能够确定当物种在岛屿上面临新的环境条件时,通常会进行选择的基因组区域(基因),更具体地说,是蜥蜴物种对海洋环境的独特适应的基础基因。基于海鬣蜥和陆地鬣蜥的完整参考基因组,我们将进一步验证我们的假设,即通过反复的杂交事件,局部适应和杂交导致了在局部水平上适应的基因组等量整合到海鬣蜥的共同物种基因库中。这样的过程将增强一个物种的进化潜力。我们将通过首先进行当地实地研究来跟进我们的假设,这将为San岛Cristóbal的当地适应和杂交过程提供当前的见解。其次,通过将这一快照的见解整合到更广泛的进化框架中,我们将分析这两种影响对种群基因组学以及转录组学/蛋白质组学水平的影响。为此,我们将纳入以低覆盖率基因组和转录组谱为代表的海鬣蜥岛屿种群。观察到的基因组模式将与Galápagos陆地鬣蜥系统的模式进行比较,后者在进化时间尺度上没有杂交的系统发育差异(物种形成)是明显的。

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    350782366
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DNA-Metabarcoding of phyto- and zooplankton in East African lake sediments as proxies for past environmental perturbation
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Rekonstruktion der Populationsgeschichte und innerartlichen Divergenzzeiten lebender und ausgestorbener Rüsseltierarten mit Hilfe kompletter mitochondrialer Genome
使用完整的线粒体基因组重建现存和灭绝的长鼻物种的种群历史和种内分化时间
  • 批准号:
    38457789
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    2007
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Metabarcoding of ancient eukaryotic DNA from Chew Bahir, Ethiopia: Reconstruction of past biodiversity responses to drastic environmental change
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  • 批准号:
    438479649
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